No one wants crickets invading your home, but they sure do love to sneak in when the weather cools down. If you are hearing ...

However, these insects can jump large distances. Camel crickets are attracted to cool, dark, damp spaces. They are often found in cellars, basements, and under leaves or logs. Want more cleaning ...

"The crickets don't sting or bite, so they're not doing anything other than being annoying, especially if a male gets into your house and is chirping to attract females." When and where you see ...

Swarms of crickets... everywhere you go. Heck, one dropped down from the Toyota Stadium concourse and hit me in the face after the FC Dallas match. Orlando City SC, FC Dallas' opponent that night ...

“These swarms happen every late summer and fall to some degree,” she said. “The crickets don’t sting or bite, so they’re not doing anything other than being annoying, especially if a male gets in your ...

Are you frustrated by patches of damaged grass in your lawn that you tend to relentlessly? There may be one large, brownish insect to blame — the mole cricket. Hence the name, the mole cricket is ...

Bannin: One of the things that we’ve seen a lot of lately — a huge, dramatic increase in the number of crickets around ... They’re also attracted to those bright white, cool lights a lot ...

"If this isn't a sign of one of the ten plagues, I'm not sure what is." Some of the crickets have also bravely ventured into the building. One was spotted approaching the dais during a hearing ...